Landon Donovan

Look, he's having a good season for Liverpool Football Club.

If he continues that and then goes into pre-World Cup training camp and all the rest of it, he may not start

game one but very similarly to some of these top teams they will rotate their squad they have enough good players he will get a chance and he might not start he might come on at the back end of the game but you know this as a striker particularly in tournaments that where the the window for the tournament might be four weeks but it feels like four hours it goes quick and if you if you're the guy in form and if if if a striker gets hooked and you come on and bang in a brace

you'll play the next game.

Like, that's how it works.

And so I can see a scenario where he forces his way into the team, maybe not right away.

And I guess that's hence the reason why he's a question mark.

But if he does get in the team, I think on that, you know, at that level, he can compete.

I think he makes a team.

Again, whether he does well enough in the squad and the training...

To get any sort of match minutes, we'll see.

What I would say about Morgan Rodgers is unequivocally he has another level.

He can and I believe will go to another level.

Now, does that happen first in the Premier League?

Does it happen in sort of a World Cup role where –

We know his name, but the rest of the world doesn't, and they come to find that out, possibly.

But he, like Ekotike, is, hence why he's in this category, he might not see the field.

And if he does, is it limited minutes, and does he have enough opportunity to shine?

But he is someone who isn't afraid to take the ball in big moments.

You know, he'll ask for the ball against whatever team that they're playing, whatever player, and he'll fancy himself to go one-on-one and break lines.